Grandvalira Forfet Plus+ Ski Pass Sales Surge 11% in 2024-2025
Over 15,000 skiers chose the flexible pay-per-use pass across Andorra's three main resorts, offering line-skipping, discounts up to 15%, and digital.
Key Points
- Sales up 11% with >15,000 passes sold across Andorra's Grandvalira, Pal Arinsal, Ordino Arcalís.
- Single rechargeable card skips lines; auto-charges per ski day and services.
- Discounts from day 2 (up to 15%); 5% off services; family rates from third pass.
- Available online via MyGrandSki; reloadable for future seasons; free for under-6s.
Grandvalira Resorts' Forfet Plus+ ski pass saw sales rise by 11% during the 2024-2025 season, with more than 15,000 skiers opting for the flexible product across Andorra's three main resorts.
The pass provides access to Grandvalira, Pal Arinsal, and Ordino Arcalís via a single rechargeable card linked to a bank account. Users skip ticket lines entirely, with charges applied automatically for each day skied and additional services. Discounts kick in from the second day at the same resort, reaching up to 15% and credited back to the linked card. Further perks include 5% off various station services, plus special family rates starting with the third pass purchased.
Available for adults, juniors, seniors, and children—free for under-sixes—the Forfet Plus+ ranks as the second-best value after the full-season pass. Its appeal lies in pay-per-use convenience tailored to frequent visitors seeking savings and speed on Andorra's slopes.
The system has gained traction amid rising demand for digital solutions, bolstered this season by the new Mobile Pass option. Purchases occur online through the websites of Grandvalira, Pal Arinsal, or Ordino Arcalís, requiring only a bank card to connect to a MyGrandSki account. Insurance can be added during signup, with daily charges alongside ski days.
Users collect the physical card once—at any resort ticket office or Grandvalira's stand in Illa Carlemany—before it becomes reloadable for future seasons. Full details are available on the resorts' sites.
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